def render(self, context):
user = context['user']
# TODO: DRY
if isinstance(self.field_name, basestring):
field_name = self.field_name
else:
field_name = self.field_name.resolve(context)
if isinstance(self.save_to, basestring):
save_to = self.save_to
else:
save_to = self.save_to.resolve(context)
value = context['request'].GET.get(field_name, None)
if value is not None and value in self.allowed_values:
if user.is_authenticated():
profile = user.get_profile()
setattr(profile, field_name, value)
profile.save()
elif not settings.DISABLE_PREF_COOKIES:
response_update_cookie(context['request'], field_name, value)
else:
value = get_useroption(context['request'], field_name,
self.default_value)
context._useroptions_field_name = field_name
context._useroptions_value = unicode(value)
context[save_to] = unicode(value)
out = '<div style="float:right;padding:8px;" class="btn-group">' \
+ self.nodelist.render(context) \
+ '</div>'
return out
def task_view_type_check(context):
"""
Used for inc_task_list.html. Use select_related('content') if showing
the content. Checks the user options and if the 'tasks' is the queryset.
"""
# TODO: This is temporary solution. Refactor UserOptions!
# Takes the old value if the current request updates it.
tasks = context['tasks']
if hasattr(tasks, 'select_related'):
field_name = context.get('view_type', "task_view_type")
# 0 is list, 1 is with content, 2 is with context (two tasks per row)
if get_useroption(context['request'], field_name) != 0:
context['tasks'] = tasks.select_related('content')
return ''
